Squad
- Felipe Araya2010current
- Johan Fuentes2012current
- Ever Cantero2013current
- Sebastián Cuerdo2013current
- Víctor Hugo Sarabia Aguilar2013current
- Miguel Escalona2014current
Eduardo Alejandro López2015current
Eduardo Lobos2015current- Jorge Acuña2015current
- José Luis Cabión2015current
- Luis Gabriel Valenzuela2015current
- Pablo González Reyes2015current
- Arturo Norambuenacurrent
Dalcio Giovagnolicurrent- Daniel Aguileracurrent
- Fidel Suárezcurrent
- Juan Carlos Ibáñezcurrent
- Lino Maldonadocurrent
- Matías Rojascurrent
- Pedro Acevedocurrent
- Sergio Salgado1980–1988
- Roberto Hodge1981–1981
Franklin Lobos1983–1985
Gustavo Huerta1983–1990
Iván Zamorano1983–1988- Vladimir Bigorra1983–1990
Ronald Fuentes1987–1993- Franklin Lobos1988–1989
- Carlos Humberto Ramos1990–1991
José Cantillana1990–1994- Juan Carreño López1991–1991
- Sergio Salgado1993–1996
- Rodrigo Núñez1999–1999
- Walter Paz2001–2001
- Carlos Arturo Cáceres2002–2002
- Manuel Abreu2002–2002
- Rodrigo Riep2002–2002
- Alejandro Acosta2003–2005
- Juan Quiroga2003–2006
- Diego Ruiz2004–2004
- Juan Toloza2004–2004
- Alejandro Acosta2005–2005
- Christian Gálvez Núñez2005–2006
- César Antonio Díaz Escobar2005–2007
- Renzo Yáñez2005–2005
- Hugo Díaz2006–2009
- Manuel Ibarra2006–2006
- Richard Estigarribia2006–2006
- Rodrigo Núñez2006–2008
- Ángel Puertas2006–2006
Charles Aránguiz2007–2007- Edison Fonseca2007–2008
Gabriel Vargas2007–2007- Julio César Laffatigue2007–2008
- Mauricio Rojas2007–2007
- Roberto González Beltrán2007–2009
- Diego Guidi2008–2008
Hans Salinas2008–2014- Juan Manuel Lucero2008–2008
Pedro Muñoz2008–2008- Carlos Alzamora2009–2009
- Diego Martiñones2009–2009
- Eduardo Farías2009–2014
Nicolás Canales2009–2009- Adrián Faúndez2010–2010
- Denis Caputo2010–2010
- Esteban Sáez2010–2010
- Fernando Burgos2010–2010
Jean Paul Pineda2010–2010- José Galván2010–2012
- José Luis Cabión2010–2010
Matías Manzano2010–2011- Román Cuello2010–2010
- Álvaro Pintos2010–2010
- Boris Aravena2011–2011
Carlos Espinosa2011–2011- Emanuel Vargas2011–2012
- Joan Henríquez2011–2011
- Joel Soto2011–2011
- José Luis Cabión2011–2012
- Miguel Ángel Cuéllar2011–2012
- Mirko Serrano2011–2012
- Pablo Pallante2011–2012
- Renato González2011–2011
- Adrián Faúndez2012–2012
- Agustín Vuletich2012–2012
Ezequiel Medrán2012–2013- Luis Alegría2012–2013
Luis Pavez2012–2012- Álvaro Navarro2012–2014
- Óscar Salinas2012–2012
- Jean Paul Pineda2013–2013
Josimar Mosquera2013–2013- Lucas Parodi2013–2014
Mariano Torres2013–2014- Michael Contreras2013–2014
Néstor Martirena2013–2013- Carlos Escobar Ortíz2014–2015
Fabián Cerda2014–2014
Guillermo Suárez2014–2014
Nicolás Peric2014–2015- Federico Martorell2015–2015
Rodrigo Gattas2015–2015- Sebastián Zúñiga2015–2015
Juan Carlos Gaete2018–2021- Pedro Alfredo Gallina1980
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Career & Clubs
First seasons
On 5 May 1979, Cobresal was officially founded as an amateur club, with Luis Sugarret as the first president. The club began to play friendly matches in preparation for the first game of the club against a professional team. On 14 June, the club played the first match of its history against Incabus of Diego de Almagro, debuting with a 3–2 win, playing in August of that year against the professional team of Coquimbo Unido, where Cobresal drew 3–3, playing of very well form. On 14 December 1979, Cobresal postulated to the National Association of Professional football for play in the Second Division. For this was necessary that the Club Deportivo Hospital, a club of El Salvador, a mining camp of the Atacama Region, offered its affiliation to the ANFA. Finally, on 26 February 1980, the incorporation of Cobresal was confirmed to the Second division as a professional team. In 1980, Cobresal kicked off its inaugural season in the Second Division at the Luis Valenzuela Hermosilla Stadium with a 2–1 away defeat to Regional Atacama on 20 April, with goals of Franklin Lobos and Rubén Gonzáles, under the guidance of Cobresal's first head coach Juan Zárate. The club's first professional victory was a 2–1 win over Ñublense for the sixth round of the tournament. Cobresal finished his first season in the 14th place with 39 points. After a regular 1981 season, finishing in 10th place of the table, the next season thanks to the 5th place achieved, Cobresal qualified to…
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- Chilean Primera División
Legacy
National
Primera División Winners (1): 2015 Clausura Copa Chile Winners (1): 1987 Primera B de Chile Winners (2): 1983, 1998
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Club de Deportes Cobresal, or simply Cobresal, is a Chilean football club based in El Salvador, Atacama, a Chilean mining camp, and participates in Campeonato Nacional. The team was founded on 5 May 1979, and the name of the club comes from the local copper mine establishment. Since its inception, the club has played its home games at the El Cobre Stadium. With a capacity of approximately 12,000, the stadium is able to seat more than the entire population of the town (7,000).
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